From the President’s Desk

“Marley was dead, to begin with.” This is the opening line to my favorite story at Christmas. Of course it does not come close to His story that we celebrate this time of year, the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. But I am partial to Charles Dickens. My favorite movie version is “Scrooge” with Alastair Sim, my wife prefers the George C Scott version, but I enjoy them all, even the one with Mr. Magoo.

My point is not to go on about why I love “A Christmas Carol”, but to bring out a point that is further on in the story.  After Scrooge’s nephew leaves Bob Cratchit lets in two portly gentlemen looking for donations to “make some slight provision for the poor and destitute, at this festive season of the year”.  To which Scrooge sends the men on their way without even a pence.

Let us fast forward to Christmas 2009 and consider those who are less fortunate than us at this “festive time” of the year, as the gentlemen called it. Last year instead of buying presents for our adult family members, we bought chickens.  Live ones!  They were for families in other countries less fortunate, who had real needs.  There are several organizations that offer this and you can choose one.  But there is another worthy organization that we should support – The Homeschool Foundation.  This organization is part of HSLDA, and gives grants and support to homeschool families that are in need.  The foundation provides funds to families who may have experienced the loss of a parent or the loss of a job.  They do this so that the family may purchase curriculum and continue to homeschool.

Consider giving to The Homeschool Foundation, in memory of someone who recently died or in honor of recent homeschooler, maybe a simple donation that will help someone who you may never meet. You can learn about them at http://www.homeschoolfoundation.org/ .

Continue to pray for ENOCH at this time.  Plans for the next convention are already in the works and we need more board members as well as volunteers.  We could not function without your help.  If God puts it on your heart to serve with ENOCH, feel free to contact me directly at pres.enochnj@yhoo.com.

From my family to your family – may you have Blessed Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year!

Richard Millward
President, ENOCH of New Jersey

Encouraging Words

Christmas: A Call to Remember

By Richard (Dick) Innes

In his book, A Room Called Remember, Fredrick Buechner tells about the great snowfall in New York City in the winter of 1947. At first it seemed no different from any other snow storm. The flakes gently floated down without any wind to drive them. All day they fell. Gradually the sidewalks, parked cars and buildings were covered with a blanket of white. Streets became slushy. Shopkeepers were out with their shovels trying to keep clear a path to their doors. And the snow kept falling. The plows couldn’t keep ahead of it. Consequently, the traffic nearly came to a standstill. Businesses closed early and people did their best to get home before nightfall.

By the next morning bustling New York was a totally different city. Abandoned cars were buried. Nothing on wheels could move. Skiers glided gracefully down Park Avenue. The most striking transformation, however, was the silence. The only sounds were muffled voices and the ringing church bells. People listened because they couldn’t help themselves. And our world rarely listens anymore—whether in New York or Toronto, London or Los Angeles, Sidney or Singapore—unless a crisis of sufficient magnitude thrusts a wrench into the wheels of our high-speed, technological society and forces us to a standstill.

Except, perhaps, as Buechner points out, at Christmas time when it’s hard not to stop and listen. Business increases to a frenzied pace. Canned carols blast out over the din of traffic. Bells jingle. Red-robed Santas freeze in Chicago, while their counterparts fry in Melbourne. Then, suddenly, night falls on Christmas Eve. The last shop closes. All the hullabaloo stops. Everything is silent—for one brief day.

This year don’t miss the silence. Take time to listen. Be still and hear the true message of Christmas which, above all, is a call to remember that God has not forgotten us, but is vitally involved in the affairs of mankind. Two thousand years ago he came to earth in person to save us from our sins.

So as Christmas rapidly approaches, may I encourage you to pause for just a moment and hear God’s Word: "The virgin will be with child and will give birth to a son, and they will call him Immanuel—which means, ‘God with us.”

And again, "An angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream and said, ‘Joseph, son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary home as your wife, because what is conceived in her is from the Holy Spirit. She will give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins.’"

One of the great tragedies of our time is not that God has forgotten us, but that we have forgotten him.

On the same day that Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the Russian-born Nobel Prize winner, was presented with the Templeton Foundation Prize for Progress in Religion by HRH Prince Philip at Buckingham Palace, he addressed many of Britain’s leading political and religious leaders, including the Archbishop of Canterbury.

"Over half a century ago," stated Solzhenitsyn, "while I was still a child, I recall hearing a number of older people offer the following explanation for the great disasters that had befallen Russia: ‘Men have forgotten God, that’s why all this has happened.’"

"And if I were called upon to identify the principal trait of the entire twentieth century," Solzhenitsyn continued, "I would be unable to find anything more precise and pithy than to repeat: ‘Men have forgotten God’."

Besides the onslaught of godless Communism, among some of the other tragic consequences of men forgetting God in this century have been World Wars I and II, followed by the division of Eastern Europe, the Korean, Vietnam, Mid-East, and endless other wars, growing terrorism, and the threat of total annihilation through nuclear warfare.

The history of the Jewish people, and indeed of all the world, has repeatedly shown that when individuals and nations forget God, they ultimately lead themselves to self-destruction.

But every year Christmas comes around to call us to remember God and to turn back to him—as individuals—to save us from eternal damnation and—as nations—to save us from self-destruction.

Another great tragedy of our time is that, instead of recognizing Christmas as God’s call to turn back to him, people look for a vision or an emotional high or something electric as a sign of God’s presence. And they miss him. When Christ came the first time, people didn’t recognize him because he didn’t come the way they expected him to come either. And they missed not only the opportunity of a lifetime but also of an eternity!

Don’t miss Christ’s call to you this Christmas because you don’t have some experience out of the ordinary. God speaks to us through the ordinary, and commitment to him is a step of faith based on an act of your will—with or without any feelings or great flashes of insight.

C. S. Lewis, one of the great thinkers of this century, was a professor at Cambridge, a well-known author, an outstanding lecturer and, for many years, an atheist. He is a good example of a person who made a calculated, rather than an emotional, commitment to Christ. He said, "In the Trinity Term of 1929, I gave in, and admitted that God was God ... perhaps the most dejected and reluctant convert in all England."

Christ’s call to commitment is the same today as it has been for the past two thousand years: "Come to me all of you who are tired from carrying heavy loads and I will give you rest."

ENOCH EVENTS

Report on the Annual SG Leadership Conference

Recently ENOCH sponsored our Annual Support Group Leadership Conference, featuring Jim and Vicki Bentley.  Jim works for Parentalrights.org and Vicki works for HSLDA. Jim spoke at length explaining the Parental Rights Amendment to the Constitution. Many of the leaders represented posted various questions to him, Jim did a great job answer the questions. I encourage you to go to www.Parentalrights.org for further information.

His wife Vicki spoke encouraging words to the leaders represented.  I wish I could write down everything she said, because it would be beneficial to all of you.  She talked about veteran homeschoolers mentoring new families; leaders learning to delegate responsibilities; avoiding burnout, etc. 

Near the end of the day we had a town hall discussion. This tends to be one of the highlights of the conference. Everyone joins in the discussion with encouraging words and new ideas.

It is our goal each year to encourage those who are in leadership positions when they attend the annual conference.  Please encourage your leaders to attend next year! God bless you.

Picture This!

Sue August

Although the weather has not turned wintery yet, as soon as Thanksgiving has passed, I started to think about winter. First, the wonderful Christmas season as we focus on celebrating the birth of Jesus.   As the New Year begins, my thoughts wander from picturing myself swooshing down the slopes at an exhilarating speed to picturing myself warming my hands by wrapping them around a mug of hot chocolate.  Both pictures are immensely appealing!  I’m not sure how you picture yourself or your family when it comes to wintertime, but you might want to try picturing yourself gathered with other homeschool families at Shawnee Mountain in the Poconos.

On January 27-29, homeschoolers from all over New Jersey (and PA) can ski, snowboard and stay overnight at steeply discounted rates.  This program has something for everyone!  If you've never skied/snowboarded before, just come for at least a day trip and give it a try for as little as $52 including equipment rental and a lesson (regularly priced at over $100).  If you're already a winter fun enthusiast, come for multiple consecutive days at even better bargain prices.  The deadline for registration is Jan. 11, 2010.  Walk-in registrations will be accepted at slightly higher prices.

1 Day Lift: $27    Ski or Board Rental: $15    Ski or Board Group Lesson: $10
2 Day Lift: $49    Ski or Board Rental: $24    Ski or Board Group Lesson: $20
3 Day Lift: $67    Ski or Board Rental: $36    Ski or Board Group Lesson: $30


Area lodging will welcome homeschoolers when you mention the ENOCH discount.  Options include hotel rooms from $55-$99 or timeshare resort condos and townhouses for about $169 per night (sleeps 6).  The timeshare resorts include access to indoor pools, hot tubs and game rooms. Lodging details will be posted in early January.

Enjoy fellowship in the lodge with other homeschoolers.  We had a huge section of the lodge pretty much to ourselves last year with lots of room for the little ones to run around and play.

For more details, price chart, registration form and FAQs, go to www.enochnj.org.  Early bird registration deadline is Jan. 11, 2010.

Please spread the word to all your homeschooling friends.  Print the flier from ENOCH’s website and hand it out or post it where homeschoolers will see it.

See you on the slopes!
ENOCH is now on Facebook!
If you have Facebook, be sure to look for ENOCH of New Jersey page.  We are trying to get the word out. Tell every homeschooler you know. Become a fan. ENOCH will have links, announcements, stories, etc. that will be posted to help you.

ENOCH Audio Lending Library

ENOCH Audio Lending Library – Review

By Sue August

The Return to Genesis – Mike Snavely

Have you ever wondered why it's so important to understand the issue of creation vs. evolution?  Mike Snavely expertly lays out the logic of needing a firm foundation of understanding the account of creation in Genesis in order to make sense of the rest of our beliefs as Christians.  The whole family can enjoy this workshop recording together.  Mike Snavely, of Mission Imperative! Makes creation science easy to understand.  To order this recording, go to ENOCH’s website and follow the link for the Audio Lending Library.  Ask for recording # 2008020.
HSLDA updates/contests

On behalf of HSLDA and the Klicka family

Several state organizations have asked about making a donation to the Klicka family in memory of Chris, specifically asking for a recommendation on how to designate the gift.  I have spoken with Tracy about this subject and she informed me that her preference would be for assistance with the education accounts for their children.  Tracy and Chris have established college education accounts for the children.  You may contribute to this education account by making checks payable to College America, designated for the Klicka Education Account.  Donations should be sent to:  The Klicka Family, 6779 Riley Road, Warrenton, VA 20187.
On behalf of HSLDA and the Klicka family, we want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the outpouring of love and affection demonstrated by so many leaders in the home school community.  Your support and prayers have been overwhelming.  Thanks again for all you have done. 
Mike S., HSLDA

HSLDA Art Contest 2010

Submission Dates: January 1 through February 1, 2010!
Students must submit a piece of artwork which, through the art, defines the appropriate word below:
Category 1: Trustworthy
Category 2: Tranquil
Category 3: Tenacious
We try to choose themes that will leave a lot of room for students’ imagination and interpretation. We want students to come up with their own ideas of what best defines the given theme.
Category 1: Homeschoolers ages 7 to 10 as of January 1, 2010.
Category 2: Homeschoolers ages 11 to 14 as of January 1, 2010.
Category 3: Homeschoolers ages 15 to 19 as of January 1, 2010.
for more information visit:  http://www.hslda.org/Contests/Art/2010/2010rules.asp
A Call to Pens short story competition
Which students in your homeschool network have a love for writing and literature? Here’s a chance for you to help those young writers make their dream a reality. This year, Patrick Henry College is hosting its second annual A Call to Pens short story competition. Students nationwide, ages 12-18, are invited to participate by submitting original short stories that reflect a Christian worldview in a mature, thoughtful way.
We believe that literature has power to move the soul – and thus to help revive a degenerate culture. “Writers really are the unacknowledged legislators of mankind,” says PHC Provost Dr. Gene Edward Veith, columnist for World Magazine and TableTalk. “Writers played a major role in bringing down the Soviet Empire simply by writing stories that changed people’s sensibility… Changing the culture is a cultural task, and for that we need Christian writers. The A Call to Pens contest is designed to help raise up those writers.”
The deadline for the contest is December 30th, 2009. Cash prizes will be awarded the winners in each division. For more information about the rules, guidelines, and other pertinent information, please visit http://www.phc.edu/acalltopens.php. We can’t wait to read your students’ best creative works.

OTHER EVENTS AND OPPORTUNITIES

“Bringing Light to the World of Theater God’s Glory”

Players of the Stage proudly presents a benefit show for the Allentown Rescue Mission
Barbara Robinson’s The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
December 3, 4, 5 at 7 pm and December 5 at 2 pm
Living Hope Presbyterian Church, 330 Schantz Rd. Allentown (Wescosville), PA.
Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. New York, New York.
You will laugh and cry at the antics of the neighborhood bullies, the Herdman children, when they take over the church's Christmas pageant. The whole town is in an uproar.  What will happen the night of the Christmas Pageant? 

This is a benefit show. The tickets are free, but we will be taking a freewill offering that will go entirely to the ministry of the Allentown Rescue Mission. Our last benefit show gifted the mission with over $5300.

For ticket reservations and information, e-mail, call or send a SASE to:
Players of the Stage,  2578 E. Redington Rd., Hellertown, PA 18055
tgbembus@yahoo.com, 610-923-6742, 610-216-3195

Teleo Scouts

My wife and I have been homeschooling our seven children for seventeen years, and we are passionate about a father’s role and influence in a well-rounded education, especially in regard to raising boys toward godly maturity and manhood.
We have observed that many dads are doing a terrific job at fulfilling their roles as leader and teacher while acknowledging that various approaches might be improved.   Other dads struggle, for they simply have not yet discovered an effective approach to teaching their boys.  
We have developed a very effective ministerial tool for dads called Teleo Scouts.  Teleo is a Greek word which signifies completion and well-roundedness.   Teleo Scouts is a way for like-minded men (usually between two and six) to get together with their sons to do cool activities that the men plan (activities with skills that the dads like to do and believe are worth passing down).  Teleo Scouts is not a youth group, nor is it something dads have to do every week.  In fact, most of the groups that are using it meet only once or twice a month on their own time.   
The curriculum for Teleo Scouts is Made for Manhood, a book of seventeen character lessons ranging from “Being Strong and Courageous” to “Treating Ladies Properly” to “Being a Man of Conviction.”   The complete chapter headings can be provided to you.   Made for Manhood can also be used as an individual study for boys without a commitment to Teleo Scouts.  We can send you free chapter samples via email upon your request.
If you or other families are interested in learning more about Teleo Scouts, please contact Kenneth Knott, Teleo Scouts Founder/Curriculum Director at:  231-539-7773.  We would be glad to assist you!

Knowonder Magazine & Legend of The White Wolf

By Max Elliot Anderson

The November issue of Knowonder Magazine is out, and in it is chapter 1 from my published, adventure book, Legend of The White Wolf. Kids will especially enjoy reading it.  You can find a link for the free, electronic issue, and more details, at http://booksandboys.blogspot.com

COLLEGE-PREP TUTORING IN PHYSICS OR CHEMISTRY

I am offering college-prep classes in physics and chemistry. I do both 1-on-1 and group tutoring.
Below is the breakdown for my classes. If you need more information, feel free to contact me at
       Cell: 917 215-3298; e-mail: dan@OnCallTutor.org.
For more info, visit my website at OnCallTutor.org. Thank you. – Dan Jetter

Rates for 1-on-1 tutoring           
2 initial hours:    free       
sessions thereafter:    $45/hr       

Rates for group tutoring       
above rate  ÷  #students in study group   

Service Area / Location           
Central NJ (travel fee for rest of NJ) / in your home (another adult must be present)   

Qualifications of Tutor
Bio-Medical Researcher / Engineer / HS Teacher
Master's in Education

Already Professionally Tutors On-Line and In Students’ Homes
National Tutoring Association Member

Contests/Competitions

New Jersey Home Educator’s Science Fair

Open to All NJ Homeschooled Students in grades K-12th

The fair competition will take place on February 11th, 2010.  The doors open at 5:30 for set up, Judging begins at 7:00.  Date of Awards Ceremony - Friday, February 12th, 2010 at 7:00pm at the First Baptist Church Woodlane Road, Eastampton Twp.

Registration is currently in process.  All students in the 6th-12th grades must have completed paperwork to me by the 1st of December. 

Students in grades K-5th have until the beginning of January to send in paperwork.

Registration forms and links to the Coriell web site for the additional paperwork maybe found by going to:  http://njhomesci-fair.webs.com

Please contact me:  Cindy Finter with any questions – cindyfinter@verizon.net

2010 K'NEXpert Classroom Challenge

Enter your homeschool in the 2010 K'NEXpert Classroom Challenge and you and your children will reap the benefits!  For details, contest rules and an entry form visit www.knexeducation.com/challenge
Don't wait! The registration deadline is Friday, December 18th. After registering complete and return your entry form postmarked by February 12, 2010.  Enter Now!  NO PURCHASE NECESSARY

American Museum of Natural History Young Naturalist Award

This competition engages students in explorations of the natural world. The program challenges students to conduct independent research in the areas of astronomy, ecology, Earth science or biology. They describe their investigations and findings in essays that are judged by educators and Museum scientists. Two winners from each grade receive cash rewards, publication of their essays on the Museum's website, and expense-paid trips to attend an award ceremony at the Museum. The deadline for entries is March 1, 2009.

For more information, please visit www.amnh.org/yna

Announcing the "Train Your Brain" School Poster Art Contest-

HURRY DEADLINE DEC 4th!
Your students are encouraged to submit artwork to demonstrate how your class trains their brains.
Three lucky classes will win a field trip to The Franklin Institute to see Dr. Gunther von Hagens' BODY WORLDS 2 & The Brain.

For Contest Rules go to:   http://www2.fi.edu/bodyworlds2/contestrules.pdf
For Entry Forms go to:  http://www2.fi.edu/bodyworlds2/contestentry.pdf

Classes will be divided into three groups; all school children in elementary, middle, and high school are eligible to enter.

Artwork submissions are as follows:
- Grades 4-5: How Your Brain Works: Parts of the brain and what these parts do
- Grades 6-8: Sports Theme: What it takes to "stay in the game."
- Grades 9-12: He Brains, She Brains: Differences between the male and female brain

Training a brain can come in many forms such as reading, studying, playing, and leading a healthy and fit lifestyle.

Sports

TCHSA Sports News

By Sue August

TCHSA (Tri-County Homeschool Sports Association) is a competitive homeschool sports league for homeschooled junior high and high school students.  Its goal is to field teams that can compete against local private schools.  In the past, they have had successful basketball, baseball and softball teams. 

By this time, the basketball teams have been formed and are gearing up for their season.  Come on out and route for the homeschoolers!  Games begin on November 24th.  For a complete game schedule use this link:  http://www.eteamz.com/TCHSA%20Falcons/handouts/   Come on out and root for homeschoolers!

Monica Nowak, age 13, will be playing basketball for TCHSA for the third year in a row.  She says TCHSA is the perfect fit for her.  The high level of competition against other schools is exactly what she was looking for.  Her coach, Ed Howell, has been coaching the girls’ basketball team for 7 years.  This year, there are 9 girls on the team and they are looking forward to a great season.

I asked Monica to recall a highlight from last year’s basketball season.  Without question, the high point of the year was “beating Villa Victoria School, 24-22 in overtime!”

TCHSA baseball and softball registration will begin in January or early February.  If you have any questions, contact Ed Howell at 267-918-4180.

Soccer Centers located in Somerset, NJ.

In addition to soccer we offer training and leagues for a variety of team sports. Our facility and its trainers are responsible for training over 100 soccer and field hockey teams in the area as well as the coordinator for various township recreation programs.  Our facility includes a 45,000 sq. Ft. climate controlled bubble as well as outdoor-lit fields.
During week days we can offer your organizations a number of different sports related training programs or provide your children some team building exercises in a fun way. Our trainers are all graduates in specialized training for youth sports and the majority holds physical education degrees. This degree is in all sports.  Our trainers can come to your organization once a week to give a session for multiple weeks for all interested children who want to be a part of it or we can offer a special class at one of our facilities for you.  If interested, I can stop by to introduce the company and myself. Also we can discuss how we can be important to your organization.
For more information contact Tim Verschuren Junior and Recreational Programs Director at:
Soccer Centers: 732-748-4625   Cell Phone: 908-285-6006 or tim@soccercenters.com

Bowling in Cherry Hill at the Playdrome...

http://www.playdromebowl.com/
All ages!!  An 8 week Winter program with an award for each child at the end.
$32.00 which includes shoes and 2 games each session
The session dates are as follows- January 13, 27   February 10, 24   March 10, 24 and April 7, 21.
Times are 1pm -2pm (12:45-1pm warm ups)
If coming out for the first time on January 13th, please arrive at 12:45 for team placement.
Please contact me (Kathy) with any questions  
k.darrow@verizon.net

Trips

Visit The Franklin Institute and save on your next  field trip!

Bring science alive with a visit to The Franklin Institute!
Be among the first to see our exciting new theater presentations, live shows, and an ALL NEW special exhibit!
BODY WORLDS 2 & The Brain Opened October 17 for a Limited Run! View 200 real human body specimens, including two dozen full bodies, comparisons of healthy and diseased organs, and a new section devoted to the brain! A great learning experience for your class!
Curriculum connections: Life Sciences, Science in Personal & Social Perspectives, Science & Technology.

LIVE Science Shows: Your students will become part of the action in our interactive shows. Select from Carnival of Machines or The Liquid Air Show! Curriculum connections: Science & Technology, Physical Science.

Now Playing! New shows in the Fels Planetarium, Franklin Theater, and Tuttleman IMAX Theater. Curriculum Connections: Earth & Space Science, Life Science, Science in Personal & Social Perspectives, History & Nature of Science, Science & Technology.
Visit Between November 30 - February 12, 2010
Receive $1.00 off basic museum admission
It's Simple!
To take advantage of this special offer, call 1-800-285-0684 and mention code EBSG09.
Or, reserve online by clicking here!
If booking online, remember to enter code EBSG09 on the online form to receive your discount.
For full descriptions of shows and exhibits, visit our Field Trip Planner online.

Home School Days at Liberty Science Center

Plan a trip to Liberty Science Center to see the Traveling Exhibit from the Field Museum called Nature Unleashed.  The exhibit is all about natural disaster, and the human resolve.  Along with this exhibit, you should plan to see the IMAX Forces of Nature.   Mysteries of the Great Lakes recently opened on October 23! Come and discover the mysteries of The Great Lakes which are among the Earth’s Largest and most beautiful bodies of fresh water.   Liberty Science Center will be hosting programs specifically designed with the Home School Program in mind.  Special programming will be available during the day, but must be reserved.  For more information, Teachers Guides, specific dates and times and cost visit their website at:  http://www.lsc.org or Contact Mary McDonald, Director, Group Sales & Telemarketing at Liberty Science:  (T) 201-253-1214 or mmcdonald@lsc.org

PUBLICATION DATES

ENOCH of NJ e-Newsletter NEXT DEADLINE

Here are the deadlines for the upcoming ENOCH of NJ e-Newsletters.  The deadlines are firm and coordinated so that we can get you a fresh newsletter by the first of each month.    Thanks.

January 2010 issue: Wednesday, December 23
February 2010 issue: Monday, January 25
March 2010 issue:  Thursday, February 25

Send all submissions to newsletter@enochnj.org.  This deadline serves the purpose of allowing time for editing and formatting the newsletter in order that time-sensitive information can be posted and mailed in a timely manner.

Final editing begins at the deadline.  Submissions prior to the deadline are always welcome and encouraged.
 
Posting and emailing is normally by the 1st of the month (except for the June issue).
 
Thanks for your help in getting the newsletter delivered promptly.

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